See, fix, forget or add what Nourva knows

Open what Nourva knows

Every memory Nourva holds about you is listed on one page, What I know about you. You can read each one, change it, forget it or add your own.

1. Tap Nourva Mind in the bar at the bottom.
2. Scroll to the card What Arachne knows about me. It shows how many memories are held about you, and how many sit in each family.
3. Tap the number. What I know about you opens, with Back at the top.

The page reads your cloud memory, so it needs Fully cloud with Allows Arachne to remember on. If memory is off, the card says Memory is off — turn it on from the memory page. See Turn memory on and choose what remembers.

Find a memory

Each line is one memory, newest first, with how long ago Nourva kept it.

• Filter by family. Tap a family at the top, such as Your tastes or What lies ahead, to see only its lines. Tap it again, or tap All, to see every line.
• See more. The page shows the first lines. Tap the button under them that says how many more there are, such as 12 more, and Show less to fold them away.
• My hunches. What Nourva has guessed but not confirmed sits in its own family, so a guess never passes for a fact.

At the end of the page, a note says whether Nourva is learning from our talks or reading only.

Read, change or forget a memory

A tap on a line opens nothing, so you cannot change a memory by accident. Instead:

• Touch and hold a line to read it whole: its family, where it came from and when, and the full sentence. If Nourva kept it in another language, the original is under it. Edit and Forget are there too. Tap outside it to close.
• Swipe a line to the left to show Edit and Forget beside it. Keep pulling past the middle of the line and let go to forget it at once.

Edit asks Edit what I know about you with the memory's words filled in. Change them and save, and Nourva confirms with Saved — I read it from now on. Forget removes the memory, and Nourva confirms with Forgotten — it will not come back.

Add something Nourva should know

At the end of the page, tap Add something I should know. Nourva asks What should I know about you? Write it in your own words and save. It goes under Hard facts, and Nourva confirms with Saved — I read it from now on.

Tell Nourva instead

You can also tell Nourva in the chat what to remember or forget.

Remember that I'm vegetarian.

Forget that I like jazz.

A clear order to forget is carried out at once. If you sound unsure, Nourva asks first and names the exact lines it would forget. Everyday phrases are not orders: "forget it", "I want to forget about work", a quote or a "what if" leave your memory as it is.